Malorie Wiederkehr, Review Editor
December 5, 2016
He has a mind of his own, and he breaks aways from the standards held by his parents. He is independent and makes his own choices.
Junior Isaak Benchoff strays from both Republican and Democratic parties. He tries not to let his family influence his political views, however, they both lean towards transhumanism, a politically-ce...
November 8, 2016
George Kelly exits the poll, proudly sporting his “I voted” sticker. As an 83-year-old voter, the 20...
Holland Primm, Editor in Chief
October 21, 2016
Standing at the podium in front of the entire student body, teachers, and parents, Student Council President and senior Serena McClarrinon announces each of the homecoming maids. She looks out over the arena, which has transformed overnight from a basketball court to a walkway fit for a queen.
“There will be around 35 people helping se...
Maggie Cebuhar, Reporter
October 20, 2016
Fall means chilly Friday nights spent in the stadium-lighted student section for senior Chris DuCote.
“I expect pumpkin spice lattes will be all over the place this fall… But that’s wasting five bucks on a drink like that, in my opinion,” DuCote said.
The most controversial drink of the fall, the pumpkin spice...
Emma Kate Bockelman, Reporter
October 20, 2016
Junior Hayley Reynolds sits with her team, anxiously preparing for her next debate. She only has 30 minutes to come up with points on the topic of "fight is better than flight.” She nervously walks into the next room to debate against her opponent.
"You have 30 minutes to prep, and then you go find your opponent in the roo...
Hunter Cloud, Sports Editor
October 19, 2016
As she drives home from work at night, a creepy man can be seen, and his hair looks like black fabric. As Senior Valeria Terrazas passes him, she turns around and sees a terrifying clown mask, and at that moment, Terrazas let out a blood curdling scream.
“Since I was driving and I speed a lot, I went home immediately and called th...
Olivia Staumbaugh, Reporter
October 19, 2016
Being the fastest male in the state, junior Payton Copher steals records and makes his way to the top. Considering the racial stereotypes made by society that African Americans are faster, stronger, and all around better athletes, Copher believes he is treated differently because he is Caucasian and faster than anyone in the s...
Holland Primm, Editor in Chief
October 19, 2016
Senior Ally Layman sits in her room, legs crossed,, with an array of worksheets, notes, and homework spread out before her. Even at midnight, she is awake with the motivation to complete her work in every single one of her Advanced Placement classes.
“Sleep was kind of an issue. Last year I got about five hours of sleep...
Will Crotts, Reporter
September 27, 2016
Junior Nick Martinez doesn’t remember getting a vaccine for mumps. That’s because most people get it when they’re just a baby, and for some, they don't get one at all. A total of eight people have been diagnosed with mumps and twenty four are suspected of having the virus just in the Springdale School District. This number ju...
Riley Neil, Features Editor
September 27, 2016
For most teachers and students, the first week of school is challenging enough. With the stress of whole new classes and having to once again set an alarm, most do not want any added pressure. However, Spanish teacher Christine Bates found herself on the first week without a working toilet or shower in her house.
“I...
Holland Primm, Editor in Chief
September 27, 2016
After hearing a major from the Army thank him for serving his country, knees shaking, senior Blaine Dassero raised his right hand and swore to protect his country with his life.
“It was definitely one of the proudest moments of my life. It was funny because my legs were shaky because I was nervous, but my hand that was...
Holland Primm, Editor in Chief
September 27, 2016
The Target bathrooms become open to transgender customers, the gay community gains strength in numbers and influence, and students are exposed to other students that are different from them. Meanwhile, half the population celebrates while the other half is infuriated.
The controversy over the LGBTQ community is an argument that has...
